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DWSA students awarded at honor roll celebration for second marking period

DWSA students awarded at honor roll celebration for second marking period

Denzel Washington School of the Arts students were recognized for their academic success two weeks ago during the school's Honor Roll Ceremony. Congratulations to all the students who earned this recognition! Click here to view the photo gallery. View the full list below:

HONOR ROLL – 2ND MARKING PERIOD (GRADES 9-12)

9th GRADE

Savannah Allen
    
Jordan Bando
    
Corrine Barrett
    
Peyton Bogle
    
Noelle Henry 
    
Juliana Jackson
    
Angeli Mohabir
    
Jazmin Vasquez
    
Khori-ann Watson,

10th GRADE

Ava Angel
    
Ethan Brown
    
Joshua Cole
    
Kaya Diaz
    
Dimitri Duckett
    
Oneilia Lawrence
    
Treanna Pennant
    
Madisyn Scott
    
Brian Williams
    
Raymonie Williams
    
Shanece Williams

11th GRADE

Amy Blanco Viveros
    
Shannon Bucknor
    
Ashanti Hall
    
Stanley Ramsammy
    
Doris Taylor
     
Genesis Taylor
    
Esthel Troncoso
    
Sanaii Turner

12th GRADE

Brianna Baptiste
    
Madison Govia
     
Alicia Hall
    
Madisyn Harvey
    
Kayden Mann-Munroe
    
Alaine Miller
    
Julissa Miller
    
Nazneen Mohammed
    
Ahmad Sajiid Crenshaw, 
    
Nevaeh Sutherland

HIGH HONOR ROLL (GRADES 9-12)

9th GRADE

Kelanni Alexis
    
Dash Bess
    
Chantalle Lodge
    
Brian Murphy
    
Rayha Newell
    
Kaylee Ramos-Vargas
    
Yerline Rosario
    
Kiley Sanchez-White
    
Shaniece Spence
    
Raul Vargas

10th GRADE

Amelia Clarke
    
Makaela-Marie Harvey
    
Angeline Molina
    
Destini Richards
    
MaQeda Richards
    
Rickido Scarlett
    
Isabel Trotman

11th GRADE

Elias Hernandez
    
Heyli Marte
    
Jordan Smith
    
Amiyah Strong
    
Naeemha Woods    

12th GRADE

Selah Chambers
     
Yaya Diallo
    
Evan Gilliam
     
Isaac James
    
Leanna Laino

PRINCIPAL HONORS (GRADES 9-12)

9th GRADE

Hannah Gonzalez
    
Dominique Salandy
    
Natalia Spence
    
Ayden Willis

10th GRADE

Kailey Fairclough
    
Liam Fitzwilliam
    
Mykel Gayle
    
Donneil Harvey
    
Brandon Pena
    
Timothea Utomakili

11th GRADE

Bryce Armorer-Gardener
    
Charlize Ford
    
Jordyn Govia
    
Sarae Green
    
Michelle Ihedioha
    
Heilys Infante

Jasmine McKenzie
     
Aubrey McKoy
    
DaviAnna Thomas

12th GRADE

Santaycia Campbell
    
Anna Carolina De Moraes
    
Tanice Fairclough
    
Noel Harvey
    
Madison Miller
    
Indigo Shaw Reid
    
Abigail Stephens
     
Arionna Strong, 
    
Sydney Whitaker

PRINCIPAL HONORS (7th and 8th grade)

7th GRADE

Marisol Barbecho Sinchi
    
Ayaan Islam
    
Hailey Martins
    
Maxwell Robinson
    
Dahneil Samuels
    
Khazae Thompson

8th GRADE

Solaine Adisa
    
Kaylee Bowie
     
Khloe Cooper
    
Careese Hall
    
Soleil Rose Washington

HIGH HONORS (7th and 8th grade)

7th GRADE

Sterling Edoh
    
Kenisha Nozie
    
Sophia Pellecier
    
`KeSeanni Pough
    
Carey Samuels
    
Johanna White

8th GRADE 

Camryn Chisolm
    
Tianna Cornwall
    
Kadiatou Coulibaly
    
Bashayer Danba
    
Phebe Deku-Glover
    
Kody Figuereo
    
Shannelly Gutierrez
    
Hillary Lemo
    
Channer Springs
    
Sebastin Stewart
    
Saijah Williams

HONORS (7th and 8th grade)

7th GRADE

Alexander Cole-Fertil
    
Zaiya Flynch
    
Elias Garrison
    
Arielle Henry
    
Neyeli Morel Rodriguez
    
Andrew Robinson
    
Adrian Rodriguez
    
Carter Sappleton
    
Kimora Spence
    
Nayeli Zuna Clavijo

8th GRADE

Cory Adams 
    
Madison Brown
    
Luna Cabrera Wilmore
    
Souadou Diallo
    
Caleb Groom
    
Jasmine Morales
    
Elvin Offei-Omenako
    
Elijah Smalling
    
Gianna Tarrant
    
Shayanne Vassell
 

A smiling graduate in a cap and gown holds a diploma in front of a backdrop of blue and tan balloons.

The Denzel Washington School of the Arts celebrated the graduation of its Class of 2026 on Wednesday, sending a talented group of young artists and scholars into the next act of their lives with cheers, music and heartfelt gratitude. The commencement ceremony was as much a performance as it was a celebration, blending artistic expression with academic achievement in a way that has become the hallmark of the Mount Vernon school. Family members, friends, faculty and community leaders filled the auditorium, cheering each graduate as they crossed the stage after years of honing not only their artistic talents but also their voices, confidence and resilience.

DWSA valedictorian Abigail Stephens sets her sights on a future in medicine

For Abigail Stephens, graduating as valedictorian of the Denzel Washington School of the Arts is the culmination of years of hard work, perseverance and support from the people who helped shape her journey. Her resilience helped guide her through the challenges of high school and toward an extraordinary future. This fall, she will attend the University of Pennsylvania, where she plans to major in biology on a pre-med track with the goal of becoming a physician.

Creativity and determination shape DWSA salutatorian Sydney Whitaker's journey

When Sydney Whitaker takes the stage as salutatorian of the Denzel Washington School of the Arts, she will do so as a student whose six-year journey helped shape her into a leader, creative thinker and aspiring marketing professional. Sydney has spent nearly her entire life in the Mount Vernon City School District, attending Traphagen Elementary School before enrolling at DWSA in sixth grade. Growing up with two younger sisters and surrounded by family, she developed close relationships that helped shape her outlook.

A group of young people stand on a stage holding certificates in front of a red curtain, with a wooden podium and a speaker to the left.

The Denzel Washington School of the Arts proudly celebrated the accomplishments of the Class of 2026 during its Senior Awards Convocation on June 12. Students were recognized for academic achievement, leadership, service, artistic excellence, athletic participation, scholarship attainment and perseverance.

Boy yells in delight as he holds up cell phone

Denzel Washington School for the Arts seniors turned their college commitments into a full-fledged performance during a festive College Decision Day celebration, where dozens of members of the Class of 2026 announced where they will head this fall. Cheers erupted in the auditorium as each senior was introduced one by one as their baby photos flashed across a large screen, followed by a second slide revealing their chosen college.